Geoffrey Weeks

Geoffrey Weeks (1922-1974) was a prominent radio personality in Hong Kong, best recognized for his work with Radio 3 at Television and Radio Hong Kong. Born in Hong Kong in 1922, Weeks demonstrated exceptional academic abilities from a young age, yet his true calling lay in the realm of radio broadcasting. He joined Radio 3 in the early 1950s, quickly establishing himself as a beloved host known for his engaging wit, charm, and extensive knowledge of music and popular culture.

In 1973, Weeks received a remarkable opportunity when martial arts legend Bruce Lee invited him to portray a character in the iconic film "Enter the Dragon." Despite his initial reservations about acting due to his lack of experience, Weeks was inspired by Lee's creative vision and his own enthusiasm for the film's groundbreaking approach to martial arts cinema.

Though his role as Brad, a British drug smuggler, was minor, it left a lasting impact due to Weeks' nuanced performance, which balanced arrogance and menace. Tragically, Weeks passed away shortly after the film's completion at the age of 52, leaving behind a legacy that resonated with colleagues and fans alike. Today, he is remembered as one of Hong Kong's cherished radio hosts, whose contributions to the entertainment industry continue to be celebrated.